LaMelo Ball is absurdly talented. Until he plays on -- let alone leads -- anything but a bad team, we're going to have endless debates about whether he's a true, substantive, winning NBA player. But there is no debating his talent.

At 23, LaMelo Ball became the third-youngest player in NBA history with 50 points and 10 assists in a game, but it wasn't enough as the Bucks won 125-119.

Miller had another great game with 32 points and 11 rebounds, which was his first double-double of the season. Ball and Miller equated for 82 of the Hornets 119 points after the last game, combining for 73 of the Hornets' 123 points. Despite the loss, what an incredible fight from the Hornets, who were severely undermanned.

Charlotte’s point guard posted career highs in two different categories, but another key player got injured in Hornets’ 125-119 loss to Milwaukee.

Antetokounmpo 32pts/11reb/6ast/2blk – Lillard 31pts/4reb/4ast – Trent 16pts/3reb/2ast – Lopez 13pts/8reb/2ast/3blk – Portis

LaMelo Ball sat for nearly four minutes to close out what amounted to a one-point loss on Tuesday. In the NBA Cup, the Charlotte Hornets went the final stretch